IBM Tivoli NetView for z/OS Programming: Pipes - IBM notice

– Output from the stage is collected into a single multiline message for
cross-domain transfer.
v At the local domain:
– The local wait is terminated when the response is received.
– Results are displayed on the screen.
Example: Issuing Multiple Commands at a Remote Domain
By coding a label as the only argument of CORRCMD you can execute multiple
stages at a remote domain. Commands are passed on the input stream. For
example the following stages executes each stage stored in the stem SOMECMDS.
and stores all the responses from the stages in the RESPONSES. stem:
PIPE STEM SOMECMDS. | CORRCMD CNM02: | STEM RESPONSES.
Example: Routing Commands and Data to a Remote Domain
through an Autotask
In this example the data contained in the stem MYDATA. is sent to the remote
domain CNM02 where it is used by the USEDAT stage. The remote stage
conversation is also shared with others by using the RMT02 autotask. The stage,
with the data, is routed first to the autotask and then to the remote domain.
’PIPE (NAME DBL_HOP)’,
’| STEM MYDATA.’,
’| CC /RMT02: CNM02: USEDAT’,
’| STEM RESPONSES.’
PIPE CORRCMD
Output from USEDAT is routed back through the same path used to send the
stage.
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